Still not satisfied with the Battery life. I use the Aftershokz Titanium as a template to compare the difference in Battery life. I've purchased 2 pair of Open Run, and 1 pair of refurbished Open Run Pro. Not only do I rely on The headphones as an Athlete, I also use them at work as a first responder. I need hands free, and open ear reliably 24 hours a day.

This is my second pair of shokz. My first pair a few years ago came in a nice rubber case. These have a bigger bulkier case. I prefer the rubber case. For the price I was expecting a much better sound quality. I don't think they are worth the extra money at all... Did not even come with ear plugs like my first pair. NOT WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY!!!

I wanted something to improve the ability of my Zoom Tai Chi students to hear me at any distance from my laptop mic. I wanted a mic that would not be affected by my movement while teaching and practicing. I wanted something that would not pop out of my ears or make my ears uncomfortable like the AirPods Pro I had tried. I wanted something that was so comfortable for me that I forgot I was wearing it. I wanted something that worked well and easily and was within my budget. I found it!!! OpenRun Pro does exactly what I wanted! Thank you!

I ordered these because as a women running alone in the dark most of the time it's very important to hear my surroundings! If you're a runner who enjoys getting lost in your runs with loud music, understand that's not what these are for! Turns these up as loud as possible and the sound quality isn't going to be there. These headphones do exactly what they intend to do be super comfortable and allow you to enjoy a podcast or music while also being fully able to hear your surroundings! Worth the buy!

Just a little big on the head when ordered a small band. Sound is awesome. Wind when blowing does indeed softens the noise as described. The battery life lasts a long time I work 10 shifts listening podcasts all day. Comfort is good when I have them sitting in the right place Not sure if I'm going to upgrade yet.

I initially had the regular shokz pro but once they came out with the mini's i instantly had to get them. I love these headphones and highly recommend. I wish that the multi-function button worked better. Sometimes when I try to skip a song it just pauses it. I feel like they could have done better in terms of adding buttons so that skipping or replaying was easier.

I was eager to love the OpenRun Pro, which is my third pair of Shokz. My first two pairs were OpenComm -- with each of those 2, after much use and a very good life, the Microphones failed, leading me to buy the next set. I thought that the Boom microphone was less important these days, given that TEAMS has built-in background noise cancelling these days, and figured that having no-boom could mean I'd get longer use of the OpenRun Pro. Unfortuneatly the microphone of the OpenRun Pro just isn't as dependable as I need for my headset to be, as I do use it for work. I guess I should have bought a 3rd set of the OpenComm :(. I wish I loved the OpenRun Pro! they just have to make the microphone clearer for my intended use.

The upgrade to the Openrun Pro is not substantial as I expected. Improvement is the sound quality, weight and comport. I was disappointed in the sound level seem to be lower and the battery life was not as much louder. I compete and wear Shokz daily. Possibly I am overusing which is leading to a average of 2 years and they stop functioning. This has not stopped me from a new purchase. 2020 my Openrun lasted 2 years. A warranty exchange a month before expiring. Stop working. 2022 same issue after the warranty. I upgraded to Openrun Pro only cause of the Black Friday Sale. I am not getting 10 hours of music and calls. Maybe if the volume is very very low.

Sound quality is very good. I would have liked for the head set to have some "bend-ability" so that I could more closely fit device to the ear. Controls work well and a single charge lasts several hours. Bone conduction technology eliminates need for in ear fit, so no more "runners ear". Noise cancellation is somewhat effective. This could be improved.

I've used these a ton over the last few weeks and they only died once which was after I forgot to charge them and did a 5 hour bike ride. They made it almost all the way. Very comfortable and light weight. Honestly feels like wearing a pair of sunglasses. Easy to connect and button layout is pretty intuitive. Which brings me to the thing I'm most disappointed by. When I listen to music I can almost always here with the exception of going down hill fast on my bike however if I am on a voice call or listening to an audiobook it's super hard to hear and passing cars when I'm running are enough to make me miss stuff. Overall they are great just a real bummer about the audiobooks